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raj mathai caught up with bud selig at last night's world series game and asks him point blank, what'soing on? >> the committee is very hard at work and they will report back to me in the future. >> there is quite a delay: >> they have a lot of work and they have been thorough and they examined all aspects. >> your gut feeling? will the a's get a stadium in san jose? >> when i'm done, we will talk about it. >> when might that be? >> i don't know. hopefully in the near future. >> the a's asked for permission and they are still waiting for word. >>> an event dubbed the biggest college party in the bay area ever turned out to be one of the biggest shootings in the bay area ever. nine people shot and christie smith shows us what happened. >> reporter: the party had been going well and right after midnight, a gunman started shooting into the crowd that sent people diving for cover and running into the street. some of them a parentally ran into the bart station to get away. that's where two victims were found. of the nine people shot, 91 of the injuries are believed to be life-threatening an

it is commissioner bud selig. a lot of people asking him a lot of different questions. but we got selig one-on-one and asked him point-blank what is the deal with the a's proposed move to san jose. >> the committee is very hard at work on it. and they'll report back to me some time in the very near future now there. >> has been a lot of delay. is there any reason for that? >> they have a lot of the work to do. they're very thorough and they examined all the aspects and will continue to do so. >> the gut feeling, will the a's get a stadium in san jose? >> when i'm done with the report, we'll talk about it. >> when will that be? >> i don't know. hopefully in thor in future. >> seemingly, the commissioners office dragging their feet. the a's just want a answer one way or the other. the commissioner says he suspects an answer in the near future, but he has been saying that for quite some time. that's the latest from texas with the giants and even a little bit about the a's. we'll see you in a few minutes on "sports sunday." we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, raj. >>> we'

raj mathai caught up with bud selig at last night's world series game and asked him about the a's potential move to san jose. >> the committee is hard at work. >> they have a lot of work to do and they have been very thorough and examined aspects and continue to do so. >> your gut feeling and you are friends with lou wolf. will the a's get a stadium done? per are when i'm done with the report and we will talk about it. >> when might that be? >> the a's asked if they could move and they are still waiting for word. raj is trying to press the commissioner, but he is staying non-committee. >> go on, kid. you bother me. >> we will have more of his coverage throughout the day as well. >> when it comes to the commute, we will get you out the door. >> how about now? still no update. we had the report of slowing where there was a disabled vehicle. the northbound 101 vehicle cleared and the slowing stuck around and now southbound 680 coming off of that interchange towards southbound 101. there is report of a disabled vehicle there and a to truck arriving on scene. that might be a reason for some, but

so if baseball commissioner bud selig approves the territorial change, then it would go to a vote by the league's 30 team owners, so still a lot the to happen there but a theory that you're not going to be able to prove that financially it's a hardship. >>> jamarcus russell could get a new job soon. he worked out with the washington redskins yesterday. the raiders released russell in may after three seasons. police arrested russell in july, accusing him of having codeine without a prescription. the redskins are having some quarterback trouble of their own. head coach mike shanahan benched the starter, donovan mcnabb, on sunday. shanahan gave a couple of reaches why he did it so we're not sure what the real one is but maybe russell is headed there. >>> green energy support was supposed to save jobs but one of the poster children are solar technology is actually laying workers off. >> reporter: this is disheartening. they were going to revolutionize energy. it was such a big deal, in fact, president obama himself stopped in for a tour. you've seen the company building a new facility as

i welcome in bud selig. >> a pleasure to be here. let me say to the giants franchise, the first world championship since 1954, first for the city of san francisco and all your great fans, built a great pitching staff that was just magnificent all year long. so to bill neukom, larry bear, brian sabean and bruce bochy, you guys did a great job. congratulations to the world champions, san francisco giants. >> thank you, commissioner. thank you. [applause]. >> mr. neukom, to win it as a franchise for the first time since 1954, something very important, but you are a guy who grew up in northern california. what does it mean to finally bring the hardware to san francisco? >> it's a great thing for the franchise, for the city of san francisco, for all of our fans and the community in northern california. we stood on the backs of giants ahead of us that got us here, and we had a terrific time. congratulations to the texas rangers, who have a proud franchise. with all their distractions this year they played outstanding baseball, a hard-fough